Wicked Local: Plymouth (Plymouth, Massachusetts) Newspaper Obituaries (2010 - 2011)

The Wicked Local: Plymouth obituary archives can be a key resource for anyone looking to dig into their Massachusetts roots. Learning how to navigate these archives can unlock a wealth of historical information from newspapers all over the country.

Here’s why the Wicked Local: Plymouth obituary archives are so valuable:

• You might discover family members you never knew about.
• You can connect with relatives who are far away.
• You can learn fascinating stories of your ancestors.

Our online database is easy to use and lets you search through nearly 150 years of history. Plus, you won't find 95% of these records anywhere else online!

How to Search the Wicked Local: Plymouth Obituary Archives

Starting a search is as simple as entering the last name of the relative you’re curious about and clicking “Search.”

For an advanced search:

• Start with your relative’s first and last names to find related obituaries.
• If you know a specific place or school important to your relative, include it in your search.
• Exclude certain places if you want to narrow down your results further.
• If you have specific dates in mind, use them to focus your search.
• You can organize the results by the oldest, newest, or best matches.

Helpful tips:

• Use information from newer family records to help find older ones.
• Search using initials—older records often used them instead of full names.
• If you’re looking for information about a female relative, searching under her husband’s name might help.
• Try different spellings of names, as mistakes in older records are common.

Other resources to explore:

• U.S. newspapers archives
• Birth and marriage records
• Passenger lists
• Government documents
• Social Security Death Index
• Cultural and ancestry archives
  

If you want to dive deeper into your family history, check out the tips and guides at the GenealogyBank Learning Center.